Sentence examples for less of a liability from inspiring English sources
If both perspectives are valid, how can organisations make SPM more of an asset and less of a liability?
Wilson came from behind to win because of the belated recognition that his character weaknesses were less of a liability than the fatal flaws of his chief rival.
I hope the time is not far off when to know someone like me will be less of a liability and more of an asset.
Her serve has become less of a liability and even an occasional strength, as last year's emotional gold medal at the Olympics in Bejing confirmed.
But America's and Britain's relative success may indicate that financial short-termism is, on balance, less of a liability than a form of capitalism that is inflexible when faced with economic change (such as Germany's and Japan's), whether because of government rules or private arrangements.Mr Hutton attributes the surprising (to him) success of British capitalism to two main factors.
Intelligence, and outright nerdiness, is far less of a liability than it used to be.
And Bonner is actually less of a defensive liability, at least against post players who rely on power, than someone like Steve Novak, who sees more minutes than Bonner while filling a similar role for the Knicks.
Compared to Republicans in the Senate, it will be easier for those in the House to push forward a competing spending plan because so many of them represent conservative areas where cuts in federal spending are less of a political liability.
Opinions of the tax bill, which was historically unpopular at the time of its passage, have since modestly improved, rendering it, if not yet necessarily an asset, less of a glaring liability.
There is the dowry problem, but also a general view of seeing girls as less valuable, more of a liability than an asset.
Deborah Rosen, a dog trainer, wrote that it would be more ethical to leave an aggressive dog with a professional — or better yet, to get it trained to "make it less of a threat or liability to everyone".
